Study on Effects of Herb Compound Additive on C3,C4,IgG in Local-breeding Chickens
Gang Duan, Yang Lin-fu
Abstract
Gang Duan, Yang Lin-fu
Abstract
According to principle of constituting of traditional Chinese herbal medicine, feedingstuff A and feedingstuff B with Chinese herbal compared with feedingstuff with Tylosin and feedingstuff with free additive were designed for three percentage of 0.5,1 and 2 to feeding 28~(th) day local-breeding chooks divided discretionarily. The content of C3,C4 and IgG was detected respectively at the age of 42~(th) day,56~(th) day and 70~(th) day. The result showed that Chinese herbal medical additive can obviously enhance the content of C3,C4 ,IgG and could increase it as the growth of chooks.
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According to principle of constituting of traditional Chinese herbal medicine, feedingstuff A and feedingstuff B with Chinese herbal compared with feedingstuff with Tylosin and feedingstuff with free additive were designed for three percentage of 0.5,1 and 2 to feeding 28~(th) day local-breeding chooks divided discretionarily. The content of C3,C4 and IgG was detected respectively at the age of 42~(th) day,56~(th) day and 70~(th) day. The result showed that Chinese herbal medical additive can obviously enhance the content of C3,C4 ,IgG and could increase it as the growth of chooks.
Key concepts: Herb, Traditional medicine, Feed additive, Biology, Tylosin, Chinese herbs, Medicinal herbs, Veterinary medicine